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INDEX OF ARTICLES
by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Foundation
for Allied Conservative Therapies Research (FACTR)
Abstracts
of 13 scientific, clinical studies investigating muscle testing as it is used
in Applied Kinesiology. The full studies can be ordered from the U.S.
National Library of Medicine.
by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Health
Freedom News, Nov 1985
In
the course of following a nutritional program for allergies or other
problems, many people experience uncomfortable symptoms. This is known as a
healing reaction. Dr. Scott describes the cause of such a reaction and
suggests a few natural ways to ease the symptoms.
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by
Jane Thurnell-Read
originally
published in KF News, Sept 1998
Jane discusses her early work in allergies before discovering HK and how the
effectiveness of her work increased dramatically after learning HK. She
outlines the techniques and qualities of HK that make it unique, and outlines
the five different types of procedures that provide the building blocks for
HK work:
by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Health Freedom
News, Feb 1993
Using a lesson from sailors of the past, who developed not only scurvy, but
also other strange symptoms when their bodies were deprived of Vitamin C, Dr.
Scott explains how our bodies can continue to function when lacking vital
nutrients. When we function with a deficit of nutrients, our body robs its
own reserves of those nutrients, causing symptoms to appear. Signs that tell
us we are lacking in Zinc are presented as an example. Dr. Scott then
explains how the body has a priority system for its use of nutrients. Certain
ailments / deficiencies need to be attended to before others will respond.
Health Kinesiology works with the body's own priority system to build health
in a lasting way.
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by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Health
Freedom News, Jan 1993
This
article quickly reviews several alternative forms of health care available
today, including: nutrition, allergy treatment, naturopathy, applied
kinesiology, and health kinesiology. One should not assume that an MD who has
been trained in an alternative method is a better practitioner of that
technique. Look for someone who has thorough training in that area. Dr. Scott
discusses such issues as training and qualifications of practitioners,
finding referrals, and which questions to ask your prospective practitioner.
He reminds us that we must take responsibility for our own health, even when
dealing with conventional healers.
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by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Health Freedom
News, April 1985
Dr. Scott looks at various types of allergy testing, pointing out the weak
points of each system. He then explains the basis of muscle testing, which
Health Kinesiology™ uses to detect and correct both allergies and
intolerances.
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by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Health
Freedom News, May 1985
Dr. Scott continues his look at muscle testing by describing the technique
and then outlining its origins. He then goes on to describe how Health
Kinesiology™ adds additional factors such as psychological, emotional,
and environmental, to muscle testing. He points out the advantages of using
an energetic model to test for allergies and other disturbances.
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by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
The Health
Kinesiologist, April 1999
Dr. Scott points out that insurance claims have gotten out of hand in the modern
world and can put a natural health practitioner at risk. He outlines some
ways of protecting oneself, including: knowing your constitutional rights,
making private contracts with clients, and joining private membership
organizations. This is part one of a two part article, published in our own
newsletter, to be continued.
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by
Jimmy Scott, Ph. D.
Health Freedom
News, December 1984
Dr. Scott explains that many health problems that do not respond to treatment
may actually find their cause in hidden allergies. Allergic reactions are now
understood to include symptoms like: digestive difficulties, muscular aches
and pains, arthritis, inadequate blood sugar control, addictions, and
psychological problems. Yet even these symptoms may be hidden. He outlines
three ways in which allergic symptoms are masked: (1) by mucus in the body,
(2) not being directly observable, and (3) not being recognized as allergic
symptoms at all. He then describes steps you can take to unearth those hidden
allergies.
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